How do married men get back to Vietnam?

Last activity 07 August 2020 by FabriceVN

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carl-saigonNew member05 August 2020 19:41:24

I always leave for 3 months to return to the UK every 6 months and have been caught up in this world wide travel ban.

Has anybody found a way around getting back into Vietnam to get back with their wives?

Guest2023Guest06 August 2020 01:28:15

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There is no way as you are not a citizen of VN.

FabriceVNBanned06 August 2020 06:01:07

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Impossible, human rights are unknown by the vietnamese government.

In Thailand, in Cambodia, etc, yes, married people can come back (with quarantine).

Guest2023Guest06 August 2020 06:26:34

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FabriceVN wrote:
Impossible, human rights are unknown by the vietnamese government.

In Thailand, in Cambodia, etc, yes, married people can come back (with quarantine).

They also have to pay a 4000 usd deposit to do so.

JlgarbuttViP06 August 2020 06:35:39

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Simple.. change name to a Chinese sounding one and pay to smuggle in

AndyHCMCVietnam Expert06 August 2020 07:07:38

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do you not have a marrage visa so can enter? I thought being married meant you have a 5 year visa so dont need visa on entry just like having a TRC can come as long as you do the quarantine?

Guest2023Guest06 August 2020 07:55:17

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Andybris2020 wrote:
do you not have a marrage visa so can enter? I thought being married meant you have a 5 year visa so dont need visa on entry just like having a TRC can come as long as you do the quarantine?

It goes on citizenship, not marriage.

OceanBeach92107VIP Member06 August 2020 10:05:50

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Andybris2020 wrote:
do you not have a marrage visa so can enter? I thought being married meant you have a 5 year visa so dont need visa on entry just like having a TRC can come as long as you do the quarantine?

Both of your suppositions are currently incorrect.

AndyHCMCVietnam Expert06 August 2020 10:14:13

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OceanBeach92107 wrote:
Andybris2020 wrote:
do you not have a marrage visa so can enter? I thought being married meant you have a 5 year visa so dont need visa on entry just like having a TRC can come as long as you do the quarantine?

Both of your suppositions are currently incorrect.

so if i have a current TRC I cant leave and come back?

OceanBeach92107VIP Member06 August 2020 10:18:56

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Andybris2020 wrote:
OceanBeach92107 wrote:
Andybris2020 wrote:
do you not have a marrage visa so can enter? I thought being married meant you have a 5 year visa so dont need visa on entry just like having a TRC can come as long as you do the quarantine?

Both of your suppositions are currently incorrect.

so if i have a current TRC I cant leave and come back?

Not unless you are an expert and your employer petitions the government. You weren't giving us any other special information about you so we are referring to the basic rules in place now

Guest2023Guest06 August 2020 12:13:41

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Andybris2020 wrote:
OceanBeach92107 wrote:
Andybris2020 wrote:
do you not have a marrage visa so can enter? I thought being married meant you have a 5 year visa so dont need visa on entry just like having a TRC can come as long as you do the quarantine?

Both of your suppositions are currently incorrect.

so if i have a current TRC I cant leave and come back?

There are no exemptions in place for holders of TRCs. You leave, you want be coming back in.

FabriceVNBanned07 August 2020 11:59:23

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I remember news last month about 6 countries allowed soon to send experts, investors, etc, with only 1 flight per week per country (Cambodia, Thailand, China...) from August.

It means there is no flight from Europe. Sometimes there is a special flight to bring back Vietnamese, diplomates and some hight experts, but it's exceptional, because officially the border is closed.

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